Golf Courses

Golfplatz Kitzbüheler Alpen Westendorf ☆ Follow

Tirol

Golfclub Kitzbüheler Alpen Westendorf is an 18-hole championship golf course opened in 2014, located on the sunny plateau of Westendorf in the Kitzbüheler region of Tyrol, Austria. The course measures 5,882 meters with a par of 72 and is integrated thoughtfully into 64 hectares of natural landscape. It received a Four-Star Superior Award from the Austrian Golf Association in spring 2015, recognizing its high standards. The course features a relatively flat and easily walkable layout that presents sporting challenges alongside panoramic views of the Tyrolean mountains. Protected to the north by the imposing Hohe Salve peak, the course is characterized by its quiet location and Scandinavian character, set away from main tourist routes. Despite its relatively recent opening, the course has established itself as an important venue for regional tournaments, including hosting the Austrian Juniors Golf Tour and Tyrolean youth championships. The facility includes a driving range practice area and is complemented by a golf restaurant and clubhouse facilities.

Golfplatz Lederbach - Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach ☆ Follow

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Golfplatz Lederbach, designed by Kurt Rossknecht, is an 18-hole course that distinguishes itself through its distinctive alpine-style terrain. Located within Quellness Golf Resort Bad Griesbach, the course features steep elevation changes, significant height variations, and challenging slopes that demand both skill and stamina from players. The layout includes numerous uphill and downhill sections with pronounced ridges and sideslopes. The course is notable for its panoramic views across the Rottal region, extending to the Bavarian Forest, Bad Griesbach, and the Alps on clear days. A signature challenge is the infamous "Herzschlaghügel" (heart attack hill) at hole 9, a Par 4 where the final 150 meters from fairway to green feature a 48-percent gradient, making it one of Germany's ten most difficult holes. Hole 17, a lengthy uphill Par 5, presents another significant test. Walking players require considerable endurance, though the resort maintains over 120 electric golf carts-Germany's largest fleet-primarily stationed at Lederbach. A popular clubhouse between the first tee and eighteenth green adds to the course's appeal. Dogs on leashes are permitted on the course.

Golfplatz Lichtenau-Weikershof ☆ Follow

Bayern

Golfclub Lichtenau is an 18-hole championship golf course located in Lichtenau, Bavaria, offering a challenging layout set in a natural landscape. The course is described as one of the most beautiful and demanding in the region, providing players with opportunities to test their skills in an impressive setting. The terrain features natural surroundings with scenic views, particularly from the clubhouse terrace which overlooks the course. The facility includes practice areas designed for players to refine their technique, with both driving range and training facilities available. The course is complemented by on-site amenities including a restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine, a pro-shop stocked with contemporary equipment and apparel, an adjacent hotel for overnight stays, and motorhome parking for visitors. The club emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere for both members and guests, hosting regular tournaments and social events throughout the year. The course maintains a tradition of quality service and has earned regional recognition for its sporting excellence and reliable operations.

Golfplatz Main-Spessart ☆ Follow

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Golfplatz Maximilianenhof ☆ Follow

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Golfplatz Maximilianenhof is an 18-hole golf course located north of Marburg in Cölbe-Bernsdorf, Hesse, operated by the Oberhessischer Golf-Club Marburg. The course is situated on hilly terrain with abundant tree cover, offering extensive views across the surrounding landscape, villages, and fields. The property is bordered to the south by the Lahn and Ohm rivers, while the Burgwald forest, Hesse's largest contiguous woodland area, extends to the north. The facility includes an 18-hole championship course and a 9-hole short course available to the public by prior registration. A terrace overlooking the 9th green provides dining and viewing opportunities. The course operates year-round and hosts various tournaments and club championships throughout the season. The facility emphasizes environmental conservation and biodiversity, participating in initiatives to create valuable habitats for flora and fauna on non-playing areas. The course accommodates competitive play and welcomes beginner instruction through regular introductory courses.

Golfplatz Moosburg - Pörtschach ☆ Follow

Kärnten

Golfplatz Moosburg - Pörtschach is a dual-layout golf facility located on a scenic plateau in the "Schwarzes Moos" nature area near Lake Wörthersee in Carinthia, Austria. The 18-hole course measures 6,116 meters for men and 5,749 meters for women, with a par of 72 and a course rating of 71.2 (slope 128). At an elevation of 512 meters, it offers challenging fairways and demanding greens set within a parkland landscape. The facility also includes a 9-hole course (par 35) measuring 2,341 meters for men and 2,129 meters for women. Both courses feature manicured playing surfaces characteristic of well-maintained Austrian golf facilities. The property is situated close to Lake Wörthersee and provides an ideal setting for golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to experienced players. The course is complemented by a golf school offering instruction, a pro shop, and an on-site restaurant called "Kredenzerei."

Golfplatz Mülheim an der Ruhr ☆ Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

Golfclub Mülheim an der Ruhr is an 18-hole championship course located in a nature conservation area in the Ruhr region of Germany, established approximately 30 years ago. The course features an 18-hole championship layout complemented by a 9-hole short course and a practice facility. The design incorporates extensive water features, including long waterways and numerous ponds, integrated with natural landscaping that creates a distinctive character. The course is notable for its spaciousness and generous spatial layout, which distinguishes it from typical regional facilities. The terrain and setting emphasize the integration of the course within its protected natural environment. The club maintains active competitive programs across multiple divisions, including men's, women's, senior, and junior sections, with participation in various league competitions and championships. The facility supports golf instruction and includes a fitting center, contributing to its role as a comprehensive golf facility in the region.

Golfplatz Murhof ☆ Follow

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Golfplatz Niederbüren ☆ Follow

St. Gallen

The Ostschweizerischer Golf Club in Niederbüren is an 18-hole Championship course with a Par 72, situated in the canton of St. Gallen between the towns of St. Gallen and Wil. The layout spans 5,918 meters from the back tees, making it a relatively short course by length, but it is designed to be highly demanding. The course is embedded between the Thur river and a forested hilly landscape, a setting that provides a quiet natural environment rich in flora and fauna. The playing characteristics are defined by narrow, flat fairways that require precise driving. The course features varied terrain transitions, multiple water hazards, and small, undulating greens that challenge approach shots and putting. The difficulty is reflected in the Course Ratings, which range from 70.5 to 73.7 depending on the tees played, with Slope Ratings between 125 and 134. The course utilizes four sets of tees: white and yellow for men, and blue and red for ladies, allowing for adjustable difficulty levels. The club was founded in 1948 by a group including Dr. René Bühler, Max Paul Zollikofer, and Hans Eidenbenz, with the first six holes opening in 1949. The course was expanded to nine holes the same year, twelve in 1958, and reached its full 18-hole configuration in 1961. The club has a history of resilience, notably rebuilding after the Thur dam burst in 1965 and again after flooding in 1994. A new modern clubhouse was constructed in 1993, replacing an original military barracks. Sustainability is a core component of the club's operations. The OSGC received Geo-zertifizierung in 2021, recognizing its nature-friendly management, and was awarded the Swisstainable certificate in 2022. The course includes specific local rules regarding out-of-bounds areas, particularly near the Thur river, and designates certain areas as No Play Zones. The club also maintains a driving range and a short-game facility, which were renovated in 2006.

Golfplatz Petersberg - Golf Club Petersberg ☆ Follow

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Located in Nova PONENTE in South Tyrol, Golf Club Petersberg sits at an altitude of approximately 1,250 meters above sea level. The 18-hole course, which carries a par of 71, was designed by Italian golf architect Marco Croze. The layout is set within a natural landscape characterized by small groves of old trees and picturesque ponds, offering views of the surrounding mountains. The course is open from mid-April to mid-November. The facility holds a significant place in the region's golfing history as the first 18-hole golf course in South Tyrol. Originally established as a nine-hole course in 1989, the second nine holes were added and opened in August 1993. The course's par was increased from 67 to 71 in 2001. It maintains a course rating of 70.4 with a Slope Rating of 127 for men, and a course rating of 70.8 with a Slope Rating of 128 for women. A defining feature of the course is the 17th hole, which presents a unique challenge. This hole requires a shot from an elevated tee to a green positioned behind an old mill pond that acts as a water hazard. The course also features a practice area and a clubhouse with a restaurant and bar. The club has hosted numerous tournaments since its inception, including the first tournament held in August 1989 on the initial nine holes.

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Rheinland-Pfalz

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Golfplatz Pleiskirchen ☆ Follow

Bayern

Golfclub Pleiskirchen is located in Bavaria's Holzland region between the Inn and Rott rivers, offering a peaceful, nature-oriented setting away from traffic noise. The course has developed from a local secret into one of Eastern Bavaria's most popular golf facilities, particularly attracting players from the Munich area due to its convenient access via the A94 highway. The course is characterized by well-maintained conditions and a natural landscape setting. Carts are not permitted on the course, maintaining its traditional walking format. The facility features a training hall with simulator for year-round practice and offers seasonal play opportunities, with summer greens available when frost-free. Notable amenities include a quality club restaurant and membership in the Golf-Euregio network, allowing members to play complimentary rounds at partner courses across Southeast Bavaria and Austria. The club welcomes both members and guests, offering introductory lessons and course proficiency training. Winter play privileges are available to players from neighboring clubs for a fee. The facility provides modern booking systems for tee times, carts, and the training hall through digital applications.

Golfplatz Poppenreut ☆ Follow

Bayern

Golfplatz Poppenreut is an 18-hole championship course located in Poppenreut, near Jandelsbrunn in the Bayerwald region. The course is set within a picturesque landscape of meadows and forests, offering a natural and scenic setting for play. Designed to accommodate golfers of all skill levels, from beginners to professionals, the course presents varied sporting challenges suitable for both recreational and competitive play. The championship layout ensures that the course meets demanding standards for tournament and club play. The setting among open grasslands and wooded areas provides an attractive visual environment while contributing to the course's playability across different difficulty zones. The course serves as home to the Golf- und Landclub Bayerwald e.V. and hosts regular club tournaments and an annual open golf week, establishing it as an active competitive venue in the region.

Golfplatz Posthotel-Alpengolf Achenkirch ☆ Follow

Tirol

Golfplatz Posthotel-Alpengolf Achenkirch is a 9-hole panoramic golf course located on a high plateau near Lake Achensee in Austria, positioned just above the romantic village of Annakirchl. The course borders the Karwendel Nature Reserve, offering spectacular mountain views of the Karwendel range as its backdrop. The layout and setting emphasize natural beauty and scenic vistas, with the course designed to complement its Alpine landscape. The course features an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere, catering to golfers seeking both sporting challenge and recreational enjoyment. It is integrated with the Posthotel, providing accommodation and hospitality services alongside golf facilities. The club hosts various tournaments throughout the year, including the annual Posthotel Cup, Achentalerhof Golf Trophy, and competitive series such as stroke play events. Members enjoy 20% green fee discounts at all Tyrolean golf courses. The course maintains formal club operations with membership categories, handicap administration through the Austrian Golf Federation (ÖGV), and organized competitive events ranging from club championships to friendly tournaments.

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Bayern

Golfplatz Reichshof Hassel ☆ Follow

Nordrhein-Westfalen

The course is named the Bohle Championship Course, an 18-hole facility located in the Oberberg region of Germany. The layout is designed to integrate with the natural topography, with each hole described as unique and harmoniously fitting into the existing landscape. The course offers multiple tee boxes, allowing players of different skill levels and handicap classes to adjust the difficulty to their ability. A key characteristic of the course is the Halfway House, positioned after the ninth hole, which provides players with a view of several subsequent holes before they begin the back nine. The facility also includes a 6-hole short course for practice and preparation, as well as an indoor simulation facility and a driving range. The course is situated in the midst of the Oberberg nature, a few minutes' drive from the Autobahn. The setting allows for the enjoyment of the local natural environment and wildlife during play. The club maintains a large, spacious grounds that typically allows for play without waiting times, even on tournament days. The facility is part of the Golfclub Oberberg e.V. and offers green fee access to visitors.

Golfplatz Riederalp ☆ Follow

Valais/Wallis

Golfplatz Riederalp is Switzerland's highest-altitude golf course, situated at 2,000 meters above sea level on the sunny Riederalp plateau in the Aletsch Arena region of Valais. The course features a 9-hole par layout and is accessible exclusively by cable car, making it a distinctive Alpine golfing destination. The course is renowned for its dramatic setting, with panoramic views of the Walliser 4,000-meter peaks and the expansive Aletsch Glacier providing an imposing backdrop. The high-altitude location and Alpine terrain create a unique playing environment characterized by crisp mountain air and spectacular scenery. Golfplatz Riederalp operates seasonally from late May through mid-October. The club hosts tournament weeks throughout the season, including the Aletsch Golf Tournament Week and an Autumn Golf Tournament Week. The facility includes a 9-hole par course, practice areas with a driving range, and a clubhouse. The course accommodates golfers of all levels through memberships and visitor green fees, with partnerships with local hotels offering package deals including green fee discounts and golf instruction.

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Golfplatz Schloss Langenstein ☆ Follow

Baden-Württemberg

Golfplatz Schloss Langenstein is an 18-hole championship course located in the Hegau region near Lake Constance, close to the Swiss border. Designed by Rod Whitman and opened in 1991, the course was completed in 1993 and is situated in a rock valley beneath the Langenstein castle. The layout takes advantage of the natural terrain, offering views of the Alps and integrating with the surrounding landscape of former agricultural land. The course is known for its generous and strongly undulating greens, which are considered among the most demanding in Germany, providing a fair but sporty challenge for golfers of all skill levels. The property spans 110 hectares and features an artificial lake and ponds that serve as habitats for diverse flora and fauna, including 53 bird species. The course has hosted various German Championships and EPD Tour events. In addition to the 18-hole championship course, the facility includes a public 9-hole short course that is accessible without a course handicap certificate, as well as driving ranges and a pro shop offering club fitting and swing analysis. The club has received a Gold certificate for its commitment to biodiversity and nature conservation.

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Niedersachsen

Golfplatz Schwanhof ☆ Follow

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Golfclub Schwanhof is a championship golf course designed by Reinhold Weishaupt and Jerry Pate, located in Luhe-Wildenau in the Oberpfalz region of Germany. The course offers stunning views of the surrounding countryside, with the 16th hole providing particularly scenic vistas from the clubhouse terrace. The course is recognized as one of The Leading Golf Clubs of Germany and has been designated a "Blühender Golfplatz" (Blooming Golf Course) for its environmental initiatives and biodiversity efforts. The facility demonstrates commitment to sustainability through various conservation programs, including insect hotels and nest boxes. Beyond the championship course, Schwanhof offers comprehensive facilities including a golf school with professional instruction, a restaurant serving regional specialties, and a pro shop. The club hosts numerous tournaments throughout the year, from club championships to themed events like the Ladies Schwanencup and Senior Days. The facility is conveniently located near Weiden, just three minutes from the A93 highway, making it accessible from Regensburg, Amberg, and Schwandorf.

Golfplatz Seefeld-Wildmoos ☆ Follow

Tirol

Golfplatz Seefeld-Wildmoos is an 18-hole championship course designed by renowned architect Donald Harradine in 1969. Located at nearly 1,300 meters elevation in the Austrian Alps near Telfs, Tyrol, the course is set within challenging alpine terrain with commanding views of the Karwendel and Wetterstein mountain ranges. The layout is characterized by its strategic use of sparse bunkering on fairways and demanding greens that maintain excellent quality despite the high altitude. The course is recognized for its difficulty, requiring skilled play across varied topography. Hole 9 is designated as the signature hole, offering memorable vistas of the surrounding peaks. The course is a member of The Leading Golf Courses, reflecting its status among premium European facilities. Fairways and greens showcase top-quality maintenance standards. The course features practice facilities including a driving range and short-game area, complemented by professional instruction from three PGA professionals. An on-site restaurant with a sun terrace overlooks the course, and the facility accommodates dogs while maintaining its natural alpine character.